Tag: cinematography
(Searcher) Cinematography in Portrait of a Lady on Fire
This video describes how Claire Mathon used cinematography to shoot the Portrait of a Lady on Fire. The video highlights how she used lighting, bold compositions, color, and equipment throughout the f... Read More(Searcher) Cinematography in Portrait of a Lady on Fire
This article dives into the cinematography of the movie Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Claire Mathon, the cinematographer, describes some of her ideas behind camera movement in the film. She talks about ... Read MoreCinemotagraphy in Portrait de la jeune fille en feu (viewer)
Céline Sciamma wonderfully portrays the beauty and predestined constraints of Queer love mirrored by the Greek story of Orpheus and Eurydice. Primely signified through color dynamics and long shots t... Read More(Viewer) The cinematography in Portrait of a Lady on Fire
From the whole movie, what we first notice is the significant slow and meticulous speed of motion. Different from other narrative films, the Portrait of a Lady on Fire uses extreme slow motion when fi... Read MoreReader – Cinematography within still films
The chapter “The Shot: Cinematography” in “Film Art: An Introduction” lays out the fundamental elements of cinematography: framing, composition, and visual storytelling. ItR... Read MoreCinematography in No Country for Old Men
The reading in Chapter 5 discusses the various techniques used in films to create a shot, particularly the lighting of a scene, different focal lengths employed, and camera movement. While reading I f... Read More(Reader) Exploring Perspective Through Camera Lenses
Hello Class! As someone who profoundly admires camera work in films and camera operators, I found these ideas fascinating from Ch. 5: “The Shot: Cinematography.” First, watch this video on... Read More- 2 of 2
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